From: Chris Robinson 

Funny you should mention that - I downloaded the KDE version yesterday. One
thing I do find interesting is that you can (according to the site)
double-click an icon on the desktop to install the Morphix version you're
running on your system! - how cool's that!  People can try the distro they
want, think "hmmm, I like this", double-click an icon and they've
got Linux! - nice.

Chris.

Adam Flinton wrote:

> but different
>
> http://am.xs4all.nl/phpwiki/index.php/ModuleListing
>
> Interesting as they've broken down the distrib (a run from CD distrib)
> into "modules" i.e. mini distribs e.g.:
>
> "Main modules:
>
> Morphix MainBare
>
> Morphix Main-lightGUI
>
> Morphix Main-heavyGUI
>
> Morphix MainKde
>
> Morphix MainGame
> Non-finished Main modules:
>
> Some are in development now, others are not much more than ideas
>
> Morphix MainServer/Router
>
> Morphix MainExpert
>
> Morphix MainMultiMedia
>
> Morphix MainKid
>
> Morphix MainDeveloper
>
> Morphix MainPvr
>
> Morphix MainTester
> minimods
>
>      LightGUI-background - to easily change the X background
>
>      LightGUI-theme* - to easily change the icewm theme (xp, aqua)
>
> minimods for all mainmodules
>
>      *
>
>        DebMorph, for on-the-fly installing of debian packages
>      *
>
>        TgzMorph, for saving the state of your filesystem to CD
>      *
>
>        ExecMorph, for executing scripts and program's at boot
>      *
>
>        MSmouse (use for USB mouse and keyboard when not detected by
> Morphix) (replaced by the forceusb=yes bootparameter)
> "
>
> Adam

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